Ethical and sustainable jewellery brands in Vancouver

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      When it comes to looking put together, there is something about jewellery that instantly elevates any ensemble. Whether you want to add sparkle or a sentimental piece to your rotation, the West Coast has some of Canada’s best brands. Here are a few small designers who call Vancouver home and are committed to slow production and ethical practices.

      Zaleska Jewelry

      Zaleska stands out with its strong emphasis on size inclusivity, making it a favourite on social media. Their rings, available in sizes four through 15, come with a complimentary ring sizing tool. What’s more, their FAQ provides sketches of different neck measurements wearing multiple chain lengths, helping you find the perfect fit. With a commitment to slow production and ethical practices, Zaleska is a brand that truly cares about its products and customers.

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      Shayelily

      If you’re looking for a personalized piece sure to turn heads, Shayelily’s Charmed collection offers maximalism with unique charms. Think: cowboy boots, tarot cards, and even dragonfruit charms. If you reside in Vancouver, Shayelily also offers private bookings for up to 13 people to build their own charm necklaces and bracelets.

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      For the Seconds

      For those who prefer dainty everyday pieces they never have to take off, For The Seconds’ ethos is to provide easy staples you’ll forget you’re wearing. The brand features gold-filled and solid gold pieces that are water and tarnish-resistant, making them ideal for daily wear without worrying about unsightly green marks on your skin.

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      Amara Blue Designs

      With permanent jewellery becoming all the rage recently, finding high-quality materials is essential to ensure a long-wearing bracelet or anklet. At Amara Blue, you can pick from sterling silver, gold-filled, and 14-karat gold when visiting the studio in the historical Dominion Building. Are you a commitment-phobe who still wants something personal? Amara Blue also offers hand-stamped pieces.

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      Vimeria

      While at the Dominion Building, stop by Collective Will to view its collection of Vimeria sculptural jewellery. Each piece is handmade in Vancouver or Toronto and is inspired by organic shapes found in nature.

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      Noon Jewellery 

      For something beautifully bespoke, Noon Jewellery offers unique handmade pieces using ethically-sourced and recycled materials. The East Vancouver brand is known for its custom commissions and collections, which are slowly and limitedly released. Check out Noon on Instagram for some serious custom engagement ring inspo.

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